In home decoration, there are often some embarrassing or wasted space. But if these areas are filled with ingenious design elements to create a detailed and comprehensive home layout, these humble corners can also become the highlights of the home.

During decoration, we can remove some walls to achieve the desired effect, but some walls or structures must remain in their original state. At this time, reasonable planning and design are needed to ensure that these corners can be utilized efficiently.

Today, I would like to share with you several common corner space decoration design cases. Owners with similar structures at home can refer to them:

01

. Non-removable wall

In this case, the kitchen has a wall that cannot be removed. The designer made three surrounding countertops around the wall, and designed the width enough for people to move freely.

The countertop on one side of the kitchen can be used as a console to improve cooking efficiency; The countertop on one side of the dining table can be placed with daily necessities, which is convenient for eating; The other side is designed as a casual bar, where occupants can sit and read a book or drink tea.

02

. Corner space

In the above case, the designer designed a suspended desk by using the corner area of the bedroom, leaving the bottom of the side against the wall empty, which is convenient for working or reading here, and skillfully utilizing the corner space.

There are two rows of drawers on the right side of the desk to meet daily storage needs. In addition, a projection screen is hidden in the ceiling above the desk, where you can watch movies in your spare time.

03

. Bay window area

There are many ways to transform the bay window area, for example, it can be changed into a tea room, storage area or reading corner, etc. In this case, the designer borrowed a part of the bay window as the countertop of the desk, which not only ensured the structural stability of the suspended desk, but also made effective use of the space.

04

. Staircase corner

The corners below the stairs are usually designed as display cabinets to display books or decorations from the homeowner’s collection. Compared with ordinary rectangular or circular spaces, triangular areas tend to have a more design sense.

Whether it’s a large apartment or a small apartment, there are many small corners in the home that are worth using. As long as these spaces are properly designed, the storage capacity of the home can be increased by at least 10%. The above are several common corner space decoration design ideas, hoping to bring you some inspiration.